Dashboards & reporting
One screen that answers “what do I do now”. Not forty charts nobody opens — the handful of numbers that actually decide something.
You are here if…
- The monthly report is assembled by hand and is out of date on arrival.
- Two people produce the same number and it differs.
- You have a reporting tool nobody logs into.
- You find out about a problem a month after it started.
What we build
KPI dashboards
The numbers that change a decision, live.
Scheduled reports
In your inbox on the morning you need it.
Alerts and thresholds
Told when something crosses a line, not at month end.
One source of truth
Where the number comes from, agreed and documented.
How it goes
01
Decide the numbers
Which decisions the screen has to serve. Usually fewer than you think.
02
Fixed quote
Scope, sources and price.
03
First screen in two weeks
With real data, not sample rows.
04
Refine and hand over
A round of changes once you have lived with it.
What it costs
[SUPPLY: £x–£y]
What projects like this have cost
How many sources the numbers come from, and how much cleaning they need first. Tidy data in one place is the cheap case.
Questions we get
We already have a BI tool. Do we need you?
Maybe not. If it can reach your data, we would rather set that up than sell you another thing.
Can non-technical staff use it?
That is the point. If it needs training, it is not finished.
How current is current?
As current as you need. Live, hourly and daily all cost differently.
Who decides what a metric means?
You do, in writing, before we build it. That is the part that prevents arguments later.